Finding good mats for your training area is no simple task. Whether you are decking out your professional gym or home with gym mats it help to know what you are doing. To that end it is even better if you can find a professional to help you find the best gym flooring for your situation. Lot’s of people sell gym mats but do they really know what they are selling? Do they have a passion for the products they have on offer? Whilst I can’t speak for other on that issue on thing is for sure, the people at Ezy Mats are just that kind of people. When it comes to gym flooring we care a lot. I would say way more than others.

Types of Gym Flooring

Whilst there are a variety of gym flooring available it is best to understand the types before you make a decision. Different types of gym mats have their advantages which helps you determine what is best for you. Here are some of those mats which you should know about.

Jigsaw mats are probably the most popular mats when it comes for training. They are use by both professional organisations and home use alike. The main benefit is that they are relatively inexpensive and easy to install. Considering that they are only one meter square and light weight they are a good choice where convenience is needed. Whats more they are an inexpensive option. You can literally setup a small training area for a couple of hundred dollars. If you are looking at decking out a larger area they are an even more attractive proposition. 

After foam mats (jigsaw mats) the most popular type of gym flooring is tatami mats. Whilst they sound like a traditional type of mat they are made using modern techniques. Tatami mats do come with a tatami finish but they a made using heavy duty vinyl and compressed foam. You will find tatami mats in lots of gyms around the world not just martial arts dojos.

So there you have it. When is comes to knowing more about gym flooring your best bet is to contact professionals. Just like the people at Ezy Mats.